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- wMp rnwcll ‘Piaffe. 1; Tflt}^IMkVr»JfTT!jr 1W38T^ " , '* | wft|ll^^ilSS5r! BIT ^ITIS I OF 8UR8CBIPTI0N. In AdTnooe, per Ann am $l.w Sn Time ....$2 00 . Tbt* «k«in IftntC .lA •* «. A. Helr’n T>Uce neer Ix>ng Branch churchahi* . week. «!• B. Morris. Snpeeeleor. 11.C. RoberU’Jr..Clerk. A One tonuto grown from our 2 lb To mato seed Ills s Urge dish when •Heed. Just the thing for slicing— Very delightful. Desson’s Pharmacy. 'Robert Butst A Go’s. -•. k Price MetUl v‘ Garden Seed, For sale at { > ^ Burckhalter's Drag Store, r bole Agency for — It son well. Try paper of Deaton’s 2 lb to mato aeed, 15cta. a paper. Everybody that have tried onr 2 lb ! P*»t l wo weeks, Tomato Seed say they are worth ten I ^ j a8t wee ij Aimes the price we charge for them. p ro f Deaton’s Pharmacy. s We sell Tomato Seed that produces tomatoes weighing 2 lbs each. Did *you ever try them? Deason’s Pharmacy. Strong. Vigorous, Healthy te Mr. P. Key gave ns pleasant call on Saturday. • * Asa wise prophet Mr. T. still heads the weather class. ■— ■■■• > Plentes and polities are In season now. doubly A last week letter Brooker was a model model subscriber. from Mr W. T. message froip Tt Monday’s ralp a'as a wyloome visitor to the stilTering out fields and the not- come-Uhp uellwi aern. 0**- yV* ^ ^ W. A. Holman E*q. of Charleston, spent several days Barnwell friends and relatives last w^ek. Good and genVroils Bisckvllle con- trihuted one hundred di>llar» to the re lief of earthquaked and Hie swept San Krancisco. ' >:|i During Mondav’s rain sunshine was brought Into t|ie sanctum bv Me.s«rs J. D. Box. J. L. Carlton, B. F. Thomas and W. H. Blrt. Mrs. Leila 'Williamson of Eastland, X.C .U with her daughter, Mrs. A. D. Pate, who has been very ill fur the The annual reunion of the U. C. V. will be held in Columbia. 8. 0., May )Qth, 17ttj and ISth. All delegates or ST C»yer®umhcrs of camps who ext^wt to et- tend will forward their nsnies .to E. B. Clark, Secretary, CoHunhia. S. C„ and state whether or nut von expect free enrertslnment or erfpeet to pnjt; so that homes may he assigned yon. This U 125.000 Csbbage Plants of the hast established varieties; safe and sure headers for sale and delivery as soon as the Spring warrants garden planting. Make up your clubs nqw and write me number Wanted and I will book orders and quote prices f. o. b. s J. M'. Brant. Ulmer. 8„C. FOR SALE. — V Second hand Sixty Saw Wlnship Gin. Feeder and Condenser. 1 Forty Saw* Brown (Jin, with a Prs.tt Condenser, no Feeder; In fair condi tion. Apply to C B. Ellis, Martin, S. C. • FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice Is hereby given that the un- _derslgned will on/———r"" —“— Monday^dune llth, 1906, file their final aceount with lion. John K.~b«elling, Judge of Probate for Barnwell County, and apply for letters dismissory as administrators of George Deer, deceased. H. W. Deer and T. J. Deer. Administrators. May 7th, 1900. A—- Orris. 1 the perfumed root, used In making all thefacc. tooth and perfum ed powders: $2 000.000 mirtit- Imported ovary year;* sells lor 4Uc a pound; woudoriullv pnaluctlve. hardy, in teresting flowering [rt*nt for fi«ld or garden producing MMih "yi'KKfn SrHT start you ; U. S. Govern ment advDes its cultivation. , Full instructions free how to grow It. Write to Orris Farm. -- 912 W. Main Street. 1 irny expressed themselves as well -j. Kichmoi.d, Va. -Fjj . 4 WINTUROPCOLLEGE 8CHOLAUSH1P AND ENTRANCE EXAMINATION. The cxatnlnaflorifcfor tliie award of nteant scholarships, in W'inthrop Col lege and for the admission of new students will be held st the County Court House mi Frldsy, July 6th, at 9 a. m. Applicants must not be less than fifteen yeara of age. When scholarships are vacated after Julr till), they will be awarded to those making the highest average at this exsmina- t Ion proyUied tUey meetrthe TJontlTxToii s governing the award. Applicant* for scholarship* should write to President .lobaton before tlie examination for scholarship applicationidauks. Scholarships are worth $100 and free buition. The next session will open September ItHh, 1006.- For further In formation and catalogue, address Pres. 1/. B. Johnson, Rock ItiTl, 8. C. in STATE OF SOUTH CAROLISA, . Wl'NTJorBARNWKU, ' In the Probate Court. ’ Hy J. K. SnelHng, Ksq., Judge of Probate Barnwell County. Whereas J. A. Jenkins bn*h made suit unto me to grant Mm ls-tn-rs of Administra tion, on the estate of Mrs. M. 8. Myrick, de- ccaaed, . , These see, therefore, to cite and admonish, &11 and singular, the kindred and creditors of tha said Mrs. $1.8. Myrick, deceased, that they be and appear before me, In the ( onrt of Probate to be bold at Barn well on Saturday, May 19th, 190«, next, after publica- ti<* hereof, at 11 o’clock in tlie forenoon, to show cause. tf any they have, Why7IEe_sald administration should not be granted ..Given under my Hand this 5th day May, Afino Domini, I90»>. —Published RT May iO. 1906. JOHN *. 8NEI.TJNO, ProbatoJndge. Tui I5ARNWEU, 1’KOPIX personal letter from J. C. Kagprton was as sparkling, health helping as the flow of Healing Spring crystal water. If all friends were as kind In words aod clever in deeds as Mr. W. A All was last week our year would be one long bright Alay month. Hercules Democratic Club reorga nized bv electing Mr. George \V. Mor ris President; II. Nunn Vice Presi dent; J. A. Morris Secretary; J. O. Sanders Executive Committeeman. Rev,. J. C. Waring, Rector of the EpLcbpal churches at AHendkle, Barnwell ami Blackville, has eniered upon his work, on Sunday prenelVTnjt excellent sermons In the Church of the Ilolr Apostles. Ttte Barnwell Town Connell has made a contract for a ‘•Howe Tire Fighter.” a combined chemical and GAYETIEH AT H>TTIKV1LLK. The hospitable Udine of Mr. and Mrs T. 8. Dunbar was the scene of mnqh merriment during last week. The Misses Dunbar entertained a number of their friends with a most delightful Uonse party. Hevcral sweet and attractive young ladles from Kllenton, Beech Island and Atlanta, and as many handMitno and gallant young men were the recipients of tly-ir cordial hospitality. They were: Misses Carrie Jones, Jennie Mo- Tier, Nell Dunbar, Macon Barnes, Clarlece Dunbar and Ethel Dunbar; Messrs Galphin Murry, llanklnson Dunbar, Oftlpbin Dunbar, <’. D. Bush, water -fire engine, manufactii'cd in Jndiana. It will reach here toward Chejast of the monlli anil a public icS-t will be made on Court House Square. It is tqe«M $1,000 and 1* claimed tri be the newest and moat up to date fire fighter. At the tocent Coqfederate Reunion in New Orleans Dr.'Clarenee J. Owens ■of Anniston, Ala , forinrrlV of WHHs- t‘>n, oommanded the, Fifth Alabama Brigade, Sons of Veterans, lie was to reply to Gen. L«e’a ml Ires* m weTopme to the Sons but his train was belated denying him that honor. At a later hour he delivered an address which was well applnndcd. The Lawton, Oklahoma. Constitu tion of Thursday has a list of Virgin ians, North and South Carolinians isi that eltv proposing to Invest in Terri torv real estate. From this countv S. A. 'Wise, H. E Phillips and H. M. Toney o" Yesterday morning week wh le oper ating the turning lathe plant of bis father-in-law, Mr Johnson Black, a uoupic of miles-from town Mr. Calvin Creech went to shut down the gasoline englutta-iaJiicb drives the machinery,. Mesys JohOson and lla/.en Black, who were near, beailng a strange JioGe looked and were shocked J)y seeing that Sir. Creech's arm and head had been by some aVrauge accident cauglit In the driving wheel. His arm was broken ai\d the skull of 111* forehead crushed and bis face lac erated In several places. From these fearful Injuries Mr. Creech died on Ft ids V afternoon. lie was a young man. only 2S years of age, just in the fiiil nudiiing of a life full of happiness and bright with promise ol long ure- fulne-<s. He is survived by bis devoted wife, two children and inanv relatives and friends who* abar* iti the sorrow that bis too early death hm*- brought, so suddenly into the happy home where he was so well beloved. pleas-d a lih that magnificent country. And while Bur good people go West, unwept and unsung the 8cate Is hus tling to bring foreigners and Yankees to fill and “build up our waste place**” South Georgia appreciate* Immi grant* from this .state- From the Val dosta Times we learn that on the 15th Inst, the Valdosta Bank and Trust Company, a new factof, a^hV •b$‘gitt- business with a capital of $200,000. Three South Carolinians, W. B. John son, \V L. Fender and George Varn are on the hoard of directors. Wood ward & Smith are its attorneys, the senior member, onr friend, Andiew T.. having moved There from Barnwell several years ago. All bis many Caro lina friend wish him everw-good for tune. * DEATHS Mr«. Allen Wooley died suddenly en the tIOth. nit. at her home in Roseiflary Township, leaving a devoted huohand, six loving sons and three daughters to cherish., her memory.- She was for tears a consistent member of Long Branch church. ft)>w was buried in the family grave vard^ -Rev- d* I>. Peacock conducting Itm funeraI ser vices.' Mrs; Evalina Johns, wife of Mr. IV. 1. Johns of Baldock Towimblp-, rfaugb- ter of Capt. O D. A Wilson, departed mis lilo on Sunday last, Teayiiig a lov ing falter, a devoted husband and four atTectloiiate children to Mjl row for the «o party siiiivpt of. a-li/wx. full of |i n p_ pines*, so bright with usefulness to all that knew her rare worth of heart and head and gentle haml. — Her body was laid to rest in Hie fam ily plat in the Great Saltkebatchie churchvard NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. B F. Thomas—Candidate Card. J. C. Gtiflin—CamUdate Cimf. J. W. Bates—Candidate Card. —D. B. Johnson—Wlnthrop Exarntna- tlons. J..K. Snelling- Citatiof). ^ w Orris Farm—(^rris Rupt. II. IV. Deer and T. J. Deer—Final DB'charga. . . * „ CT W. M oody—Candidate Card. K. K. Morns—CamllilutnCsill C. B. Km*—For Sale C O S K E E At Cost Sale, For Cas Will Continue from day to day until tlie ciitire stock of High Class* Diy Goods arc sold. This opportunity Itnportan'j ar It will tax the city to provide 1)orn«8 for you. Let <(« make iBls ■ renn'lon one of the best. Carry your camp banners with you. , . ' ' Frank 11. Creech CoJ. Comdg U. O- V. B.J Hammet, Adjt. funjtml frolic and was thoroughly en joyed by all. A SAD FATAL ACCIDENT. - Mr*. P. II. I .and* Be— -dliul-xft*** Brief Bines* on the '4th Inst., aged about SO-yeavar and was laid to rest on Sunday In the WlllUton Ometery. The new Bank building is goirrg up and will soon'kocompleted : It premises to tTe TTurtiandsompsi In town. Mr. D. L Merilt and Dr E. C. snrth have Ixiugbt jots oh Church- Stre* i just nboVti tfui handsome residence of Mr. G. W. Green, and will build soon. Mr. M W. Phillip* ha* bought the Old WlllUton Inn owned by Mf. J. C. CojChran, now occupied by Dr J. j'. Lee and Mr. J. M. II dr. Capt Phillips will move in town tbU winter. Mr. and Mrs, C J. Kick ting of Black- Ville paid Mr and Mrs. J. M Hair a short visit recently. Miss Jokft Kila Inabinft of 'Den- mat It spent a few days wiih/Miss Leila Willis recently. _ * Mr* J. ff. Sprawls spent a few days in Blackville wit.h relatives recently. Mrs. W. D. Black’s mother atid sister of Kllenfon spent some time with Mj-s., Black. Mr. Ifarry M. Thompson left a few days ago for Birmingham. Ala., where he expects to take a full course In book keeping and stenography. Mr. WTIliam Smith of Augusta spent a few days in town last week with hi* parents. Mrs. 1<. A. Johnson I* spending some time in Cheraw with her daughter Mrs l>r ll.il. Trotti. The Post Office hn« moved from the old siatuLon South- R, 4L—Ateimo to FOR THE HOUSE OF 'REP-1 RESENT ATI V E S. Fairfax, 8 C.. May 7th, lOOfl. H TALK TO CAROL r J Bush Dunbar and IHgte Dtinbar. NdfMf R. R Avenue in one of l*r. W. Those who were invited to meet the gnests were: Miss 8us1e Dunbar; Messrs ,T. Vince Dunbar, 11. K. John son, H. H. Meyer, Ifqyir Bates and Paul Brabham., The entiro week was given over to C. 8 iti I tb* store. Mr. C. A. Bennett will open a dry good »tore where the post olliee used to be. ^ . Mr. 8- A. Wise i'.k* gone toOkiabuma for two or three weeks to look iifier bis interest in reaN'stHte there. Dr. John A. Clark who ha» just graduated in Pliattnacy ba< accepted a position with Dr. J. M. 8Hiilb and ?on. Occasional. FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR Allendale, S. C., April £3, 1900. I respectfully announce myself- n candidate for the oHieo of County- Su pervisor <'/ Barnwell County, subject to the rule* and regulations of lj>e Democratic Primary Election, pfetig’ lug myself to abide by tire results ntitl ‘to support the notultiee* of tho Party. 1 am a son of tho late Mr. John A. ITiTy-es and hope to receive the support* 1 of his many friends. .: /'Wrjsv THE COUN1Y (ONVENTIONr £ biiirmsn f>>r the next two years, p^irt appointed Dr. X. F. Kii-kUiid Jr. '8vc- retjvry. T. H Dunbar and J, VV. Jenny were elected Vioq.presidents »nd J.B. ATiastrong Treasurer;, and Capt. W. D. Black member state Executive ,Coin.:nltt*e. Tho" delegates, elected to tlif State CouVentlon lire M’. C.*Smith, Robert Aldrich, T. 8 Dunbar, J.®W. Jenny, W. H Owens. J. E. Harley, J. J, IValker, N. \V. Weekly,; Alternates R. M. Mixson. J. B. Mortis, 8. li. Boyiston, '<1 A. Tuner, J. A. Willi*. T he convention adopted the' follow ing resolntlori ; ‘‘KcSolved, by the Democracy of Barnwell County in convention assem bled. 1 That we commend the.course and public <#teer tif our distiiigo^Lcd fel low «‘il!7.; n Hun .1 (> Di^fersiui. mem. THE PENSION MONEY> • Clerk W. Gilmore Simms ha* receiv- rtl and is disbursing the Confederate Pension money. T he benetieiiirieTi are as follows: , ^Cdasa'A. $06 each :* Bailey Benson, C P Williams. -v. ciasa 0, No. 1 ' each: W iley Barnes, J 8 Creech, H .J Croft, F .11 Dickinson. B U Dycbos. J 0 filer*, N G llulto. G D Kinard, W i 8cc>tt, J D O'tattlcbaum, Class C. No. 2 $18.85 each: Hiigli Abstance. J C Allen, VV C. Beck. P Bettison, F J Black, J VV Uenton. VV M Busby. J 8 Blahk, A Black, J H Barnes, Wilson Bonds, VV H Bennett. Edmond Bowers, J L Haxlev, L B Creech, W li Carroll, James 'Carlton, G M Oopp, 8 J Creech, 11 .C Dickinson, G M FenttslI, O 1* Griffin, T boma' Gil 1dm, R K Garyin, Hatnucl Grubbs, H W Harter, It It Johnson,* M VV JvUi h- ings. J M Lancaster, J ^G Lazar, Wm Lewis, J II Lazar, J C Muody. II H The eonvehtTort on Mondav’ was well 1 , Mn | . >n y | '|’„,|, ilr jL m i : f ! v,;;y- h icater, M D Rouse, C M .Stilt! d II sprawls, w ij Jtpm-tree, IWrt 11sV, J Iv Icmp 1 ot). ,1 J- .Sanders, W her of Congress, and endorse him for re election to that high and honorable position and present him to our fellow citizens of me Second Cnngirssional District a* one w ho«e patriotism, fidel ity and devotion to duly deserve (heir recognition,” . '■ “Whereas, there htffbccn a.continual decline in U)e popularity of tlie county to county cativ.ias of Hie State by the candidate* for "State tiflicc* and tlie L'nki.'d I'.ilsu.* bccsti-r ilic Ni" *ue* liave been, framed by tlie politi cians and not bv the people; and “Whereas, there are increasing indi cations on Hie part of tlie many public men Inimical to that nx-tlrod of select ing public servant*, that an effort is entirely probable |it the next session of the State Democratic Convention to discontinue that s^id caiinty-to county caiiVa*.* ol the State or that the num ber of stated meetings in each cam- Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Flowers lost the dear boy Lewis one year ago just ns palgn shall b« ‘I***”"' 1 “"i in nnh I ^ lad irave nmmLm. of bo.tnmi.ts-w Cohgr.es*ioiiMl district. , . “Therefote, be B rcsolvcl by the .vouog’rnd tcniicr ni yeaut Demoeratic club* of -Barnwell County : That our.delegation to the next 18 seldom offered to buy from a new Spring Stock at Actual COuT. —;/—" ^*1. *"V, • L-'-r 1 ' 1 * - * f nie Stock must be Sold as soon as possible, as the contractors are 'anxiously waitiiig to start to work. . — - • - J - • * —^i- r* ■ I.I I “ T. ff. COSKERY, JR. & CO, 1 Augusta. Ga. t J ~ n T7 State Demoeratic Convention be strict ly directed to oppose any change in the present method of nominating candi dates for office. » *. ’ * 2. Thttt-Hte-D*tr.oCTkttP State (Ton- yentlnn -hail define and particularize the Issues to be uDcussnd in the comtttg campaign by the candidates- Br the sevcntl counties.for the offices ©L Sen ator and KepreSohlatives ; - Thai Demoi-i iitie party of Barnwell Coifnty stands to the faith of their father* for the economical, honest and faithful administration otthe go\- ernment of tne State - “4. ( Tbat wo sitall maintain the tra ditional wise policy of the State, by tbe low assessment of property and a low rata of taxation and that sliobld any necessity for an increase in tti£ taxa tion arise It should be met by increas Ihg the levy nrxtnot by inoieasiug tbe aKses-ment, thus maintaining a policy that has existed from the very founda tion of the Government, and which will always give u* a wise and eco- ihical adnuHislration of office*. ’ Lxny-change rhat wntiltl re- :<ueation. of a taxing anUtor- wouldh- abhorrent to cfl ouf Ideas yeronmi|, would overthrow a sys- en us' peace and se curity fbr three litHjdr^d years, would overthrow thfttsoveridgnty of tbs peo ple and lead inevitably tu a corrupt ty- ranny “6. That the Democratto^fMrty of Barnwell County iauiot a* at fTrieseirt advised Ip favor of^ny law making ueatlon compnleor.y of In favor of Bi^ dUcriminate immigration of forelgiv people of different blood and aspira tion, and demand that these question* of taxation, compulaory education and Immigration he made issues In the coining campaign, to be dison-aed in every oounty in the State by tbe candi date* for Governor and other State of ficers and for member^ of the General Assembly.” . i:)lf« II A .\PWa c wu- alker,—>\V r It Sander*. D W VV illi;i lirttuA, VV (jUWeaver, A L vV’oodWiird, W P You. Cla»< G ,, No. 3, $48 eatdf: M D 'A Augley. J L Blume. J A Burk, Ellen Bolen, J Brant, M OCbward, J li Con nelly, G A Ctolt, F V Duncan M A Drummond,» R M Hickson, Amanda Main, Stl^Htt Ussery. v Class C., No. 4, $18.85, each : Martha Arledge, Elea)i<>r Barker, • M A J KBiuie, Carolina Black, Elizabeth Ben- fon, F M A itnughmaD, Ann Bate*. L A Boyles, M A Baxley. Martha Ben sou, Laura BcniiOt!,..M J JVranL M V Brun*on, 8 lh C!ft¥^4l6t«iel Cuilins-, Catlietine Clary, (:aroljoy t'ollins, M C Da w k In *, Joseph i ue i > ra w d rey, KB Dicks, K A Dycites, Rebecca Fergusan, Al t G dden,—M-F llxideyr^rTrTTaT, .VhHrgHrct Ilardeu, Elvira Hutson. K K Hays, 8 8 Holly, M A Hair, Martha Hall, Rebecca Johns. C A Jattdon. 8 M Johns, 1' Jacobi, V S Lawton, M A Lancaster, Carrie Laid, Ann Long, Harriet Miles, M A McLendon, II 8 Moody^r4/at,lieripe Miles, M M Moody, M M Myrick, Mary Nevils, Rebecca Gwen*. E 8 Odom, Eugrnia Owens, Mary Porter, Mary 1‘ar.terson, Eliza Roundtree, Marcella Rlunlcn, Jane >»t i 11, I! C-8riTf.lf.iir i p ; SunrlOraT KlSfe hhepperd, M A Sanders, Charity Still, M A Hull. E T HUH, H E Tarrance. M C Turner. Ellen Wood, Amanda Wil son, Mary.. W on ley,—Mtttie Whaley. Eliza Williams, 11 C Williams, L J Youmans. OUR LtTILfi LEWIS FLOWERS. hie and noble man. yet manly and true In' hi* nature an t vr{r fcel sad 1~ but bob' to thertivBn T WlU. “Oh for tho touch of a vanished hand For the sound of a voice that is stilL” . ■ , Z-cncbla. Why not get all your garden seed at" Deason’s Pharmacy. Then you could rast assured that you were plant ing the best seed grown, TamessagTs&mmmmdBBBsmmammaatmmSsf- I re-peitfuMy announcf mvself „ eanrUdate for tile House of rtepr.csenu- " lives, subjaetl 0 ths rale* ami rc,gb|,. tlwiia of tbo^teniru'mttc Primary Elec tloti. and pletlge mvself to ablde'bvvthe { resolt at d to support the notnlneea 'of the party. — B. F. TIhhuss-.— , Robhln*. 8. C , 'Jay 7th, HF6. I respectfully H*nnout'co myself a candidate for the lliiose of TtepreseolH- tlvrx. snbjectto the rule* and" regnU tkma of the Deuwxsrartc Pritnary Elec- lion, and pledge myself U> abiile by the result and to support th<V nominee* of the party . \ J. C. Griffin. Barnwell, 8. C.. Apt i! 23d, 1906. I respectfully announce myself- a candidate for the House of Representa tive*, subject to tbe rules and regula tions of Hie Democratic Primary F.lfC- tlon, pledging myself to abide by the results and to support the nominees of the pa"rty. At Bethuna Pattor*qp. Barnwell. 8- O., April 10th, 1900. 1 respcct-ftully. announce myself a catrdldwte for Conn tv Supervisor, sfrlr-: jeet t«$ the rule* and regulatlon*‘of tl'.o- Deniocratic primary, and pledge tnv self to abide by the rcstilt anil to sup port the uomineb* of Die party. I'rusringtJjat my ailmintsirntlon of the office may l>e endorsed nbd ap proved by mV recWuioU am! pledging my experience and beat endenvota if reelected.' Very respectfully, - ' ' J. B. Morris. Barnwell, f’.C , April 9:h, 1906. 1 reapcctfully ‘ autitmin e myself a candidate for County Hupervisor, aub-. j 'et to the rule* and regulaltfins of the Democratic party. 1 pledge mvself to abide by the reaulla of tbe .Primary Election and to support the nominee* of tlie parly. , Having rerred for three yeara and three tnonth* In chargo of tP'l cTialti g tpg^jam wiirT with Supervisor O. VV. Barker 1 feel perfectly coia*'etent to discha r gn the dutlo* of the office and if ciectfsl w ill give my beat and most faithful ser vice to the public. - ' • ' Very sincerely, G. J. Diamond. FOR COUNTY AUDITOR. Barnwell, 8. C , May 8th, 1906. I respectfully announce myaelf a candidate for tbe ofli.ee of Auditor for Barn well County, subject to tbe rules and regulation* of tbe kfemoeiatic 1’ri- mgry, pledging myself to abide by Its result* and'to support the nominee* thereof, and giving my best servivej ltj the .State aud County, if elected. C. W. Moodv. Your.gardcn should .ndw.b# in it* jcxuhertnct' of growth* ii *y.011 liave ^.l>rfi»arcd the land properly nttd 80- . R'tM c<d your seed with care. Work and thin out. Keep up a regular succession of crops in youti garden, thereby maintaining the dclktioue * flavor of the tcrider Spring veget*- * hies, Plant another ero.p of Snap Beans, Peas, hettuce, Ctiaiunhcra, Padislics, Corn .&c., evci-y two Weeks. . ' It is now timg to plant onr Two Pound Toms tops- They, are tho nicest as well a,s the largcst.-.of to-^ matoes. Be suiv to try them. u We carry garden seed of every variety—in papers and in bulk. Deasoh’s Pharmacy, -* IS.UtNWKLL, S. C. WHY HAS ’ ’'' m t— _^jUn)w«*il.S.C.. ATndhrrubrrcOST I rcapcclfully annottnee myself a candidate for reflection to the office ol Auditor of Barnwell County," subject, to the rule* and regulation* ot the Democratic Party, 1 pledge myself to abide by the result* of tbe Primary Kicctlon and to support tbe nominees of the party. Very respectfully. 8. VV. Trotti. Barnwell; 8. 0., April JUh, 1906. I respectfully anmmoee myself a candijlate_ fur the. tifilce of County Auditor. In so doing I wish to say to the voiers-aml tax payer* of old Barn well county, that the duties of the of fice in which 1 am working and to which I Hs|4re arnisuch Tt-vrrH bcini- poaslbie for mo to make a canvas* of the county. If elected I pledge you my very best service 1 *. I riake thi* annbunccment •ubjdct to the rule* and regulation* of the Dem- ptedglirg fiVyselC . .. ocraHu primary, ptectgtrrg myself to 13 years of age, it> ahldc by the results, and to support the *"*~ " nominees thereof. Vot y raapectfttlly, J. C. Keel. Barowell, 8. C., March 28th, 1900. ||®“ Cash in Advance. Primary Election Aug. 28, ! ro<. FOR COUNTY SUPER IN— TEN DENT OF EDUCATION. BartwcB, S. tf, April 24th. 1906. I respectfully announce mvself a candidate for reflection to the office of County Supetintendent of Education, subjectTo jhe rule* and regulations or Hie Democratic Prlrflnry Election, and pled):*) tnrseif to abide hr the. results and to support the- nominees of the party.- >* , , B. M. D^rllnrtM. Ulmer, 8, C., April 21, 1906. 1 rgapectfully announce mynelf a atmlidaSb jfor County Superintendent of Education, subject to tbe rules and regnlanonsL-oF the DemocraUc party; I pledge myself to abide by tbe results of the Primary election and to support the nominee* of the party. Having recclveriX testimony -of pro- fieienev from one of the leading South ern univeraitle* very eardy In life, and after five year*’ experience teaching, both rn public schools and itKora' of rite leading husineae college* of-^lhi* State, my entire aspiration is based on the office of Superintendent o Barnwell Countv. h > : 1 Barnwell. 8. C-, March 27th, 1996. I respectfully announce myself a Candida to for Coup tv Auditor, subject to the rule* and regulations of the Democratic Party. 1 pletlge mvself to abide by the results of the Primary Elation and to support the nominees of the party. If elected 1 shall grate fully give my best eilkrru to the (R» charge of my duties. R, W. Riley.—P Rev. Thomas F. Miller, a preacher, of Cainsvllle, Mo., nnuonneed to his congregation last Sunday that a col lection for forefgb mission* was about j Hoping to seq aud to be heard by to be taken up, but that he wanted na many ol tha citizen* of said county at member to give a ceuc unless he had the campaign meeiings, I am. already p^tid Ida butcher, baker, grccef J. Your ob^Hent servant, - 1 Autl priuicr. . 1 *A. II. Afqde. After careful con*i(lcratlon of tbe good wished *nnd aolicitationa of my friend* in all ’.ejtlon.s of the TJounty I respectfully announce myaelf a candi date for the ottlce. of County Auditor, subject to the rules and regulations of the Demooratic Primary el^ctlctr and plcfigitig myself to abide by it* results and to support tbe nominee* of the party. many assuraney* aml-pledglTfg i*^'Tfe*F services to tlie State and County, If elected, I am, - , Very sincerely, M. J. Pate. FOR MAtHSTRATE. Barnwell, 8. C,, May 8th, 1900. I respectfully animunee myaelf a candidate for the office of Magistrate at BHrn well, subject to the rules and yeg. illations of the' Demoerfctlc Primary Ebctron, pledging myself to abide by the results and 10^support the nomi- ucca of the party. . E. E. Morris. - - flEorrls, S. C M May 7fb, iW. I re*peetrully announce inyseH a candidate (hr the office of Magistrate at Barnwell, subject to the rules and reg ulation* of the Democratic Pritnary Election, ami pledging myaelf to 4*»We hr live resplt and-to support the nomi nee.* of thb party. J. W. Bates. FDR SALE—A Registrred ./ersey w, and calf, freah In. milk; (or sale byOv. Butler Hagoou., . Remef»b?r to plant some 0/ Deacon's Early Dixie JD«at ,Corn. For tale at BgMftttY Phanhacy ouiy, * Sold 25 Car Loads of Slock T)ils - Season? “ N /j - - * - . - ' f ' Because Both His Stock and Prices are Rikht Just Received: - * ■■I CARS'H/WLES, J CAR HORSES A. 11 G oocl, SI eek an d S traiglit. Also New Car of Wagons .‘Brownlfakc „ that arc Beauties, . Car Load Nellie Kins Flour*. * , * ■ J • ^ - - • ■ f C _J i ’ V. . • | ' | i * With Whittle’s Stock, Wagons and Plows Best Crops can be made at least expense of labor. -. . WHITTLE’S STABLES; BllCffllLE ■ S. C L F.-STILL & CORNER CLARK STREET AND RAILROAD AVENOE, BLA0KVILLE; * - g. <5.; Are now completely ready for the Fall ami Winter Tradp and oiler r i :hVm ■ 'VM — in all lines of— Goods; Notions j Cldtlii Slioes; HftfS; Furniture, Groceries, To bacco, Cigars, Crockery; Fte., Etc. We ihYitc, with confidence, sjieclaTattcntiori niture, which wilt make any hojnecomfoiiitldu ffnd bcaotl-* . . . - t 1 '' j » - **•* i ' ‘ t i A ‘ ' ■' 'V* v3“ - . . — rl- ful; to our Clothing, which will defy the Winter’s col« ^■InZ'/of gi?cn mef and douLIe^good looks; and to our Siiocs, which will make your way and walk through life ah easy progress. g£ CLIMB HIGHER l ’ f *' 1 < :> It gives me great and sincere pleasure, to netlfy. inj^ friends and ln3 friends that I have seciiji't^d the^se^viees o( Capt. U. Duim as saleman, jni order to do justice to my constimtly inpicasing business, . , >, i, , v r . With his flflp and assisted. 1j>y. Jtfepsrg N. (t A W, 1 er and I. L. Attavvay I can serve all jn need rof, t(io : B< Mules and. Ilpmcs that can. he hpnght fron^ .jK i QDtuc^r ) to f Kansas, Wagons almost everlasting so good are their mt* terial and workmanship. . , . ... . : . -Comfortably and elegant Briggies ajid Harness, m safe as the best life insurance tjgqinst accl^ent^ Don’t be blind to your interest, come and prise you with satisfaction. we’ll • • BUT* CHARLII) SABMwecc, s: c: _ ' •' • J -r • ■ - K -f * ■ - -jg -X’-' ■’" H mmm